Let’s flip your own words back on you
“Where are the links to the scientific data published by the scientific community? “
Please show us such studies that validate the efficacy of the shot, that it is proven safe for pregnant women, that the long term effects are know and are not significant.
This is from your own words so easy enough to dismiss the accusation that Pfizer does know all the above, produce the studies.
HINT: What studies they have actually show it does indeed cause inflammation of the heart and does not actually prevent anyone from getting covid. All they had was they “think” it will reduce its symptoms. I have read the studies and my RN wife helped me understand some the of medical jargon, so unlike you I have researched this!)
I will wait.........
Reply #35 to "US Government Pays 2 More People Injured by COVID Vaccines."
Safety of Covid vaccine during pregnancy:
COVID Vax During Pregnancy Linked to Lower Risk of Poor Neonatal Outcomes. And a link to the journal used as the source for this article: Newborn and Early Infant Outcomes Following Maternal COVID-19 Vaccination During Pregnancy.
As for studies on safety and efficacy of Covid vaccines, there are thousands of them published in the medical/scientific literature. Rather than trying to provide thousands of links, I will provide only the link to a search result in the medical/scientific literature database PubMed.gov search term "efficacy of covid vaccine."
In addition, the FDA posts open access web pages for every drug it approves. There, you can read through their decision memoranda, the data presented to them by the pharmaceutical company seeking drug approval, etc. Here is an example: Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 Vaccine. This webpage contains links to hundreds of pages of data. You can also look up study registrations at ClinicalTrials.gov is a place to learn about clinical studies from around the world. Scientists all over the world register their clinical studies here. These scientists can work at any kind of institution that employs scientists: university, pharmaceutical company, research institute, etc. You can read the study design and often the results.
Here is a link to a real study assessing the incidence of peri/myocarditis following Covid vaccination: Incidence of Myocarditis/Pericarditis Following mRNA COVID-19 Vaccination Among Children and Younger Adults in the United States. According to this study, in the group at highest risk, peri- or myocarditis occurred in 1 out of 30,000 vaccinees. That's a pretty low figure, especially when compared to the rate of peri/myocarditis caused directly by Covid infection.
COVID-19, Myocarditis and Pericarditis. This study found that "The incidence of myocarditis pre-COVID was reported at 1 to 10 cases/100 000 individuals and with COVID ranging from 150 to 4000 cases/100 000 individuals." Translated into actual incidence, that means one peri- or myocarditis case for every 25 to 667 cases of Covid. Not only is that incidence rate far higher than the rate following vaccination, it is far more serious medically because it involves physical damage to the heart. Viruses kill the cells that they infect, and the SARS-CoV2 virus directly infects heart cells. Myocarditis caused by an infection sometimes destroys the heart to the point that the patient cannot live without a heart transplant.
It is seriously funny that you claim that you have researched this, "unlike me." I guess you didn't read my tag line. I spent my career as a PhD scientist in infectious disease and countermeasures research. Since I was part of a pandemic preparedness team for a few years, I recognized that Covid was a pandemic weeks before the WHO made that determination.
Do you want more references? I have collected dozens, maybe hundreds of them. And I have read every single one. Unlike you, I don't need anyone to translate them for me, since I happen to be a PhD scientist who is familiar with the jargon.
I've provided links to numerous studies here, probably hundreds of pages' worth of reading material. Get back with me once you have read it all.